DWIA records show that at a management meeting in October 1975 held at Pear tree House the newly formed team got positive feedback from members and would be represented at DWIA meetings. 

By February 1976 DWIA Organised its first dominoes tournament inviting teams from the midlands. The organisation received a letter from The Nottingham & District West Indian National Association congratulating DWIA on a successful domino tournament  

When DWIA finally got its own building dominoes attracted more people to come to the centre, and play dominoes and other games. As this was a popular activity dominoes quickly became a regular weekly activity. (Wednesday evenings and weekends).

DWIA then began to plan home and away matches as part of the social cohesion. Home matches were long days starting with all the pre match duties, then providing refreshments, (including a hot Caribbean meal). Once the tournament finished the evening entertainment would begin, a social evening of music and dance. DWICA team has travelled to major cities that include  

• Luton  

• Preston  

• west Bromwich 

• Wolverhampton 

• Birmingham  

• Sheffield 

• Gloucester 

Away matches created the opportunity for DWIA members to visit new places, make new friends or establish old links from the Caribbean, thus making it a popular event amongst members, which required a coach (or two) to meet the demand 

Dominoe club reformed new team and back-office staff Invitations to Dominoe teams nationwide set out resulting in matches / tournaments being hosted at DWICA.

DWICA established its woman dominoe team. Mondays were designated Ladies Domino club night and the women’s team took part in home and away tournaments beating many out of town players.